Julie Lythcott-Haims: How to raise successful kids -- without over-parenting
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Julie Lythcott-Haims speaks and writes on the phenomenon of helicopter parenting and the dangers of a checklisted childhood -- the subject of her book, "How to Raise an Adult." Full bio
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to be a parenting expert.
da budem ekspert za roditeljstvo.
in parenting, per Se.
za roditeljstvo samo po sebi.
of parenting these days
određeni stil roditeljstva
to develop into theirselves.
da se razviju u sebe same.
of parenting these days
roditeljstva ovih dana
being very concerned
in the lives of their kids
u živote svoje dece
going on there as well,
a kid can't be successful
da dete ne može da bude uspešno
and preventing at every turn
i brani na svakom koraku
and micromanaging every moment,
i upravlja svime svakog trena,
some small subset of colleges and careers.
podskupu fakulteta i karijera.
in raising my two teenagers,
podižući dvoje tinejdžera
a kind of checklisted childhood.
nalik štrikliranim listama.
childhood looks like.
they go to the right schools,
da pohađaju dobre škole,
at the right schools,
u dobrim školama,
in the right classes in the right schools.
u dobrim odeljenjima u dobrim školama.
već i priznanja i nagrade
but the accolades and the awards
aktivnostima, predvodništvom.
the activities, the leadership.
nemojte samo da se učlanite,
žele to da vide.
want to see that.
you care about others.
da marite za druge.
hoped-for degree of perfection.
priželjkivane savršene diplome.
to perform at a level of perfection
da imaju vrhunski učinak,
to perform at ourselves,
have to argue with every teacher
da se prepiremo sa svakim nastavnikom
našom dragocenom decom,
nagging as the case may be,
cenkanju, zakeranju - shodno tome
to be a kid in this checklisted childhood.
u ovom štrikliranom detinjstvu.
no time for free play.
has to be enriching, we think.
tako smatramo.
every quiz, every activity
svaki kviz, svaka aktivnost
for this future we have in mind for them,
za budućnost koju smo im osmislili,
of helping out around the house,
pomaganja u kućnim aktivnostima,
of getting enough sleep
the items on their checklist.
zaduženja na svojim listama.
we say we just want them to be happy,
govorimo da samo želimo da budu srećna,
at the Westminster Dog Show --
dresera na Vestminsterskoj izložbi pasa -
and soar a little farther,
i da se vinu malo dalje,
be interested in studying
to get into the right college?"
da bih stigla na dobar fakultet?"
start to roll in in high school,
into the right college with these grades?"
dobar fakultet sa ovim ocenama?"
at the end of high school,
nakon srednje škole,
had said, "What you've done is enough,
rekli: "Dovoljno ste uradili,
in childhood is enough."
tokom detinjstva je dovoljan."
under high rates of anxiety and depression
anksioznosti i depresije,
to have been worth it?
vredan svega ovoga?
it's all worth it.
da je vredno svega toga.
they will have no future
da neće imati budućnost,
tiny set of colleges or careers
fakulteta i karijera iz uskog kruga,
kojom možemo da se hvalimo
on the backs of our cars.
i sa nalepnicama na pozadini automobila.
to really look at it,
da to zaista razmotrite,
think their worth comes
misle da vrede onoliko
their precious developing minds
u njihove dragocene umove u razvoju,
of the movie "Being John Malkovich,"
filma "Biti Džon Malkovič",
achieve any of this without me."
zaista ne bi ostvario bez mene."
and overdirection and hand-holding,
i preterano usmeravanje i paženje,
of the chance to build self-efficacy,
prilike da izgrade samoefikasnost,
of the human psyche,
ljudske psihe,
than that self-esteem they get
od samopouzdanja koje dobiju
that one's own actions lead to outcomes,
uvidi da njegova dela daju rezultate,
actions on one's behalf,
lead to outcomes.
daju rezultate.
self-efficacy, and they must,
samoefikasnost, a moraju,
of the thinking, planning, deciding,
da razmišljaju, planiraju, odlučuju,
pokušavaju i greše,
or interest in their lives,
i njihovih interesa u život
grades and scores and accolades and awards
ocene i prosek i priznanja i nagrade
admission to a tiny number of colleges
na neki priželjkivani fakultet
of success for our kids.
uspeha za našu decu.
achieve some short-term wins
da dobiju neke kratkoročne pobede
if we help them do their homework,
ako im pomažemo s domaćim,
childhood résumé when we help --
biografiju detinjstva kad im pomažemo -
comes at a long-term cost
we should be less concerned
da manje budemo obuzeti
to apply to or might get into
ili ih možda upišu,
the habits, the mindset, the skill set,
da steknu navike, mentalni sklop, veštine,
wherever they go.
kuda god da krenu.
less obsessed with grades and scores
manje opsednuti ocenama i prosekom,
a foundation for their success
obezbedi temelj za njihov uspeh,
Did I just say chores? I really did.
Da li sam to upravo rekla? Zaista jesam.
of humans ever conducted
ljudi ikad sprovedeno
success in life,
uspeh u životu,
iz obavljanja kućnih poslova u detinjstvu
comes from having done chores as a kid,
and-pitch-in mindset,
zavrnuti-rukave-i-pripomoći,
postoji i neprijatan posao,
there's some unpleasant work,
it might as well be me,
bolje da to budem ja;
to the betterment of the whole,
zarad sveukupnog boljitka -
in the workplace.
in the checklisted childhood,
u štrikliranom detinjstvu,
the work of chores around the house,
as young adults in the workplace
na radnom mestu
lacking the impulse, the instinct
nedostaje im potisak, instinkt
how can I be useful to my colleagues?
kako mogu da budem od pomoći kolegama?
to what my boss might need?
šta bi mom šefu trebalo?
from the Harvard Grant Study
iz Istraživanja Harvard Grant
our friends, our family.
našim prijateljima, našoj porodici.
our kids how to love,
trebalo da nauče da vole,
if they don't first love themselves,
ako prevashodno ne vole sebe,
if we can't offer them unconditional love.
ako im ne pružimo bezuslovnu ljubav.
with grades and scores
come home from school,
vrati kući iz škole,
put away our phones,
odložimo telefone
the joy that fills our faces
radost koja nam obasjava lica
for the first time in a few hours.
prvi put nakon nekoliko sati.
says, "Lunch," like mine did,
"Užina", kao što moja radi,
o kontrolnom iz matematike,
take an interest in lunch.
about lunch today?"
bilo kod današnje užine?"
they matter to us as humans,
da su nam važni kao ljudi,
chores and love,
kućni poslovi i ljubav,
but give me a break.
top scores and grades
vrhunski prosek i ocene
and I'm going to tell you, sort of.
a ja vam kažem da nije baš tako.
are asking that of our young adults,
to traže od naše omladine,
rankings racket would have us believe --
reketaši koji rangiraju fakultete -
of the biggest brand name schools
went to state school,
su pohađali državne škole,
za koje niko nije čuo,
no one has heard of,
and flunked out.
i napuštali ih.
is in our communities,
u našim zajednicama,
još par fakulteta,
at a few more colleges,
from the equation,
this truth and then realize,
ovu istinu i da shvatimo,
of those big brand-name schools.
jedan od tih uglednijih fakulteta.
according to a tyrannical checklist
prema tiranskoj listi za štrikliranje,
on their own volition,
Sawyer and Avery.
Sojera i Ejveri.
mog Sojera i moju Ejveri
to carefully clip and prune
da ih podšišam i potkrešem
form of a human
savršena ljudska bića,
to warrant them admission
da obezbede sebi upis
highly selective colleges.
with thousands of other people's kids --
radeći sa hiljadama tuđe dece -
a nourishing environment,
plodno okruženje,
love others and receive love
da vole druge i prihvate ljubav,
what I would have them become,
ono što ja želim da postanu,
in becoming their glorious selves.
da ostvare svoje najuzvišenije "ja".
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Julie Lythcott-Haims - Academic, authorJulie Lythcott-Haims speaks and writes on the phenomenon of helicopter parenting and the dangers of a checklisted childhood -- the subject of her book, "How to Raise an Adult."
Why you should listen
Julie Lythcott-Haims is the author of the New York Times best-selling book How to Raise an Adult: Break Free of the Overparenting Trap and Prepare Your Kid for Success. The book emerged from her decade as Stanford University's Dean of Freshmen, where she was known for her fierce advocacy for young adults and received the university's Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award for creating "the" atmosphere that defines the undergraduate experience. She was also known for her fierce critique of the growing trend of parental involvement in the day-to-day lives of college students. Toward the end of her tenure as dean, she began speaking and writing widely on the harm of helicopter parenting. How to Raise an Adult is being published in over two dozen countries and gave rise to her TED Talk and a sequel which will be out in 2018. In the meantime, Lythcott-Haims's memoir on race, Real American, will be out in Fall 2017.
Lythcott-Haims is a graduate of Stanford University, Harvard Law School, and California College of the Arts. She lives in Silicon Valley with her partner of over twenty-five years, their two teenagers and her mother.
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